In the sixth episode of this multi-part series, a distinguished panel of Atlantic City historians and authors begin to discuss the history of entertainment and nightlife in Atlantic City. Visit acweekly.com/boardwalkempire to see "Part Two" of this discussion next Friday, Nov. 12.
The "Conversations & Storytelling" event, featuring a panel discussion on Atlantic City's vibrant history in relation to the HBO show Boardwalk Empire, was held at Caesars Atlantic City on Sunday, Sept. 19, 2010, and was followed by a viewing party of the debut episode of the HBO drama series, based on Prohibition era Atlantic City.
The event was presented by Atlantic City Weekly and the Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority (ACCVA) in cooperation with the Carnegie Library Center of the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey; Caesars Atlantic City and Harrah's Entertainment; the Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality & Tourism; and the Atlantic City Free Public Library.
The panelists included Ralph Hunter, Pinky Kravitz, Allen "Boo" Pergament, Vicki Gold Levi, Jim Waltzer and Izzy Posner.
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COMMENTS
8ParsleyHead said...
Vicki gold levi knows her stuff. Great segment as always - looking forward to conclusion. Is there a way to watch these on YouTube?
brian bishop said...
The drowning act was wc fields
Christopher Hammer said...
The drowning act was WC Fields (as per Facebook poster contest)
Elisa Jo Eagan said...
Answer : W.C. Fields had the "drowning act" off of the pier into the Atlantic Ocean...
I was extremely fortunate to attend The "Boardwalk Empire" First Episode Screening and this Very Special Storytelling Event Live. at Caesars..How Awesome it was to be there and is to see in its entirety over again! How informative and professionally produced ! Thank You to the Steiners and AC Weekly, and All of the Wonderful Atlantic City Historians and Locals that continue to support the growth and prosperity of the Atlantic City Metro Area ! Sincerely, Elisa Jo Eagan
matt cairnes said...
w.c.fields
Harold B said...
Houdini was the act
Peter Gladue said...
The drowning act was W.C. Fields
James said...
WC Fields